(120 credits minimum)

Plan of Study Grid
First Year
1st SemesterCredits
MATH 138 General Calculus I 3
PHYS 102 General Physics I 3
PHYS 102A General Physics I Lab 1
MET 103 Engineering Graphics and Intro. to CAD 2
ENGL 101 English Composition: Introduction to Academic Writing 3
CS 106 Introduction to Computing 3
ET 101 Introduction to Engineering Technology 0
FYS SEM First-Year Student Seminar 0
 Term Credits15
2nd Semester
MATH 238 General Calculus II 3
PHYS 103 General Physics II 3
PHYS 103A General Physics II Lab 1
MET 105 Applied Computer Aided Design 2
ENGL 102 English Composition: Introduction to Writing for Research 3
ECON 201
Economics
or Society, Technology, and the Environment
3
 Term Credits15
Second Year
1st Semester
MET 235 Statics for Technology 3
Technical Elective 3
ECET 201 Circuits I 3
History and Humanities GER 200 level 3
Select one of the following: 3
Technical Elective
Chemical Technology
 Term Credits15
2nd Semester
MET 236 Dynamics for Technology 2
MET 237 Strength of Materials for Technology 3
ME 215 Engineering Materials and Processes 3
Free Elective (2xx or 3xx) 3
Technical Elective 3
 Term Credits14
Third Year
1st Semester
MATH 309 Mathematical Analysis for Technology 4
MET 301 Analysis and Design of Machine Elements I 3
MET 303 Applied Thermodynamics 3
MET 314 Dynamics of Machinery 3
COM 313 Technical Writing 3
 Term Credits16
2nd Semester
MET 302 Analysis and Design of Machine Elements II 3
MET 304 Applied Fluid Mechanics 3
ECET 329 Analog and Digital Electronics 3
Select one of the following: * 3
Technical Elective
Chemical Technology
Free Elective (3xx) 3
 Term Credits15
Fourth Year
1st Semester
MNET 315 Industrial Statistics 3
MET 415 Automatic Control Systems 3
History and Humanities GER 300+ level 3
Select one of the following: 3
Computer Design Fundamentals for Software and Data Engineering Technology
Visual Basic.NET for Engineering Technology
Technical Elective 3
 Term Credits15
2nd Semester
MNET 414 Industrial Cost Analysis 3
MET 450 Mech Design Capstone Project 3
Humanities and Social Science Senior Seminar GER 3
Technical Elective 3
Technical Elective 3
 Term Credits15
 Total Credits120
*

Chem 301 Chemical Technology is a required course to be taken either first semester sophomore year for NJIT sophomores, or second semester junior year for Upper Division Transfer Students.

Free Electives

Consult the program coordinator. Students entering with fewer than 9 credits in humanities/social science must take an appropriate humanities/social science course to fulfill the NJIT GER.

Suggested Technical Electives

MET 205Advanced Computer Aided Design3
IE 224Production Process Design3
MET 307Plastics Technology3
MET 308Plastics Processing Techniques3
MET 395Co-op Work Experience I3
MET 403Applied Thermodynamics II3
MET 404Applied Heat Transfer3
MET 407Structural Design3
MET 409AirConditioning and Refrigeration3
MET 495Co-op Work Experience II3
MNET 300Concepts In Machining3
MNET 318Mnfg Process Design3
MNET 405Numc Control Machn Tools3
MNET 416Production Scheduling3
MNET 422Tool Design3
MNET 303Advanced Techniques in CAD/CAM3
MNET 420Quality Systems3
SDET 330Software Web Applications for Engineering Technology I3
SDET 341Visual Basic.NET for Engineering Technology3

 Additional courses from other departments may be substituted as Technical Electives after obtaining prior approval from the MET Program Coordinator.

Co-op

Co-op courses must be approved by the MET Program Coordinator and Career Development Services. MET 395 Co-op Work Experience I is taken as an elective for degree credit. Students taking full time Co-op may only register for a maximum of 9 credits including Co-op. Students taking part time Co-op may only register for a maximum of 15 credits.

See the General Education Requirements  “Refer to the General Education Requirements for specific information for GER courses"

This curriculum represents the maximum number of credits per semester for which a student is advised to register.  A full-time credit load is 12 credits.  First-year students are placed in a curriculum that positions them for success which may result in additional time needed to complete curriculum requirements. Continuing students should consult with their academic advisor to determine the appropriate credit load.